The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-30
sHIPPINa NOTES.

The steamer Ktnau brought last Saturday from
windward ports $500 bags sugar. $50 hides, "A
bags ginger and 11O packages sundries. She will
sail again tomorrow for Mai uand Hawaii.
The steamer WaimanaIo brought 5000 water
melons, 100 bags taro and 25 passe ngers from
Waianae and Waialua. Oahu, May 3Sth. She
leaves again this morning for the same places.
The steamer Surprise arrived from Kuau.
Maui, May 2Otb with 1886 bags sugar. Reports
fine weather. She will sail tomorrow for Laupa-
hoehoe, Hawaii.
The schooner Moi wahine. Captain n. Staples,
arrived from Hamakua, Hawaii, May 2Sth. after
an abse nee of 41a days. with 1900 bags sugar,
which were placed on board the bark Glengaber.
She sails again to-day for HamakuA.
The steamer C. R. Bishop arrived from Kauai
May 18th, with 1851 bags sugar and IS bags
rice.
The steamer Likelike arrived from Maui, May
2sth, with 95s bags sugar, $50 bags potatoes and
% bags taro. She will leave again for Maui to-
morrow afternoon.
The schooner HaIeakaIa arrived from Pepee-
keo, Hawaii May 2sth, with 1925 bags sugar,
which were put into the Oceanic ComPany's
warehouse.
The steamer Likelike towed out to sea from the
port of Kahului, Maui, May 27th. the American
bark Ferris s. Thompson loaded with sugar for
San francisco.
The steamer j. A. Cummins brought / $40 bags
sugar from Waimanalo. Oahu, May 2sth, and will
sail again to-day for the same place. The sugar
was put on board the barkentine Makah.
The steamer Mokolii arrived from MolOkai last
Saturday with 500 bags sugar, pigs and 10 head
cattle from Molokai, and 10 sheep from Lanai.
She will leave again tomorrow tor Molokai and
Lanai.
Captain Thompson of the bark G. o. Whttmore
reports that the Amencan barken1ne Jonn
worster, Captain Fisher, commenced loading
coal for Messrs. Wilder Co. April 2sth. The
Bolivian bark Don Nicolas had taken In 500 IONS
coal for Messrs. ". &. Irwin Co., aud had been
moved to another landing to take lumber on
board
The Hawaiian schooner Mary has been pnr-
chased by Mr.. Jos. Parks, and will be htted up
for cruise to the South Sea Islands
The American bark c. o. whitmOre, which ar
rived from Nanaimo, B. c., May 27th, orousn'
100 tons coal for Messrs. Allen 3 Robinson.
Captain T. Thompson reports as follows: Sailed
from Departure Bay April 18th and passed Cape
FIattery:on he SOth. Experienced continuous
head winds from ss.E tos. W. till 40 n. On
May sth, and during heavy gale. the Hller-stop
OF the rudder was carried away. Thence bad
light northeast winds to port. The Q. y. WIFI
more, on her last trip from San Francisco 70
Royal Roads, B. c., made the distance In Gays
and - hours, which is the bess time on record
The American barkentIne Hattie n Bangs is
expected to sail tomorrow with Chinese pssssn-
gers for Hongkene.
The steamer 8Eikahala arrived yestsraay from
Kauai with 4.ls2 Bags sugar for Messrs. d. HACK.
field Co., IL hides, 50 sheep and 20 head OF
cattle.
The American fultrisssd ship Tim0ur' zap
tain JohnsOn, arrived DAY asth. les days from
Boston, with full cargo Of general mercn@n-
disc, consigned to Msssrs. @. Brewer Co.. ana
was anchored In the stream
The bark Glengaber will rscsive sugar TOM
the coasting steamers to-day
The barkentine Makah has been hauled near
Wilder's wharf to take in sugar
The schooners Caaute. Kaulilua. WAisnu anu
Heeia arrived last evening.
The steamer Lshua brought about $500 bags
sugar from Hakalau, Hawaii, yesterday.
The steamer James Makes arrived yssseroAy
from Koolau, Oahu, with ls0 bags sugar. 69o
bags rice, $50 bass rice brAu 20 bags ava HHa Ia
barrels apolassss-